One of them, Ajahn Dick Silaratano, has founded a monastery in West Virginia.anjali wrote:After reading his works some years ago, I also have come to the same conclusion about his arahatship as you have. The question I have, is: who are his remaining disciples (western or not)?? I can't find anything on this at all.
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Looks promising indeed. Hope they're doing fine over there. Not much to read what's going on. They seem to like it quiet and undisturbed.
The German bhikkhu, Ajahn Martin, is not at Wat Pa Baan Taad anymore, I think. At least I heard he wanted to go to a more quiet place, now that his teacher is dead and Wat Pa Baan Taad is so famous. I have some name of a monastery in mind, which I don't know I remember correctly, nor where it is, nor if he actually went there. But since his idea was to have it rather quiet I won't put the name here. You can PM me, if you want to know this.